TechTalk On-Demand Webinar – Move to 3D Design with Autodesk Revit

Why move to 3D Design?

The Revit software platform has become a popular option for design and modelling buildings and their components in 3D. The models are annotated with 2D drafting elements and building information can be accessed from the model’s database. Entire buildings or parts of buildings can be worked on in the Revit environment.

The Family Creation tools in Revit help users manipulate individual 3D components, and other tools can be used to work on pre-made solid objects. Designers can create a 3D model and thereafter can get floor plans, sections, elevations and place various perspective views for aesthetic evaluation. All these features were not available with traditional CAD software.

One of the most useful effects of using Revit 3D modelling is that it enables coordination and collaboration between the architectural, structural and MEP disciplines in construction. Design decisions can be taken in the digital prototype, and the clash-free models that are developed reduce cost and on-site rework.

More about Autodesk Revit

Autodesk Revit software is built for Building Information Modelling (BIM), helping professionals design, build, and maintain higher-quality buildings. Revit provides a comprehensive solution for the entire project team. Moving to Revit makes 3d design easy.

Using the information-rich models created with Autodesk Revit, architects, engineers, and construction firms can collaborate to make more-informed decisions earlier in the design process to deliver projects more efficiently. Any design changes made in Revit models are automatically populated throughout the model and documentation, providing a coordinated and more reliable data set. Revit supports a multidiscipline, collaborative design process through features for architectural design, MEP and structural engineering, and construction. Revit enables you to plan, design, construct and manage buildings and infrastructure in one collaborative design process, through all the various phases of the design and construction process.